I attended a friend's artist in residency gallery opening at the JH Adams Inn last week. This was my first time going here. It was very fancy and they had a nice set up for the gallery opening in the lobby, lots of space for displaying work, and they even put out a delicious spread of food, cheeses, shrimp, small sandwiches, great presentation! Additionally the staff was very friendly and informative when asked about the history of the space. Beautiful spot, maybe have an occasion to stay eventually! read more

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We enjoyed our recent stay at JH Adams. We called en route and we were able to check in about 30 minutes early which was helpful. Upon check in, the front desk receptionist was very kind and informed. Our room was pleasant and comfortable. We didn't lack for anything. The location of the hotel was very central to our needs which we appreciated. We took advantage of the complimentary breakfast in the morning which served eggs, bacon/sausage, toast, yogurt, fresh fruit, granola bars, cereal, coffee and juice. In the evening they offer a complimentary glass of wine or beer which was nicely enjoyed. We sat in the bar area on the couches/chairs which was comfortable. Would definitely stay here again. read more

JH Adams Inn | Trademark Collection by Wyndham - Queen bedroom - Hotels Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

I can't find a page for their restaurant, Christina Gray's , so I'm leaving the review here. Had higher expectations of this place, food wise. The service and place itself were really nice and good. For a hotel restaurant it's super cozy with couches and fireplaces if you just want to get a drink, plus a great looking bar. Really spacious and nicely decorated. The food was just ok, nothing out of the ordinary, and the menu was kinda small. We had Prosecco and a Cabernet as our drinks, which were great. The charcuterie was good, some unusual touches, andouille sausage, spicy green beans, the toasted naan bread, was kinda hard, probably better if just left as it comes. So it's softer. The sage derby cheese was really nice, super flavorful. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich with fries, it was just fine, fries were shoestring frozen type, chicken could have been cooked slightly more . The burger was also just fine, cooked really rare. The crabcake I was told was really good, with cheesy grits, and asparagus . The pan roasted chicken, also was good with red skinned mashed potatoes and asparagus. Nothing wowed though. Now the desserts were fabulous! For the birthday girls they gave us a free dessert each, I chose the salted caramel brownie with vanilla ice cream. Amazing, so good, chocolaty, great caramel flavor, and nice and warm and gooey! The cheesecake with raspberry sauce, also amazing, the cheesecake was creamy, and the sauce was nice and tart. Highly recommend those! Wish everything had been as good, but may give it another try. Hope they expand their menu a bit more. Our server was awesome though. Really sweet. Wanted to like this a whole lot more! read more

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The hotel is absolutely gorgeous! The antique carpentry throughout is stunning. The Inn is very well kept up. Check in was great, with a very welcoming staff. Nicest of the nice toiletries, towels, and bedding. The room was very relaxing and beautifully decorated. The bathroom was very spacious with a big jetted tub and a separate newly remodeled shower. Can't go wrong here! read more

This review is specifically for the restaurant Christina grey. The chef was fine, but he is more of a cook than a chef. The food was (for the most part) technically prepared well, but pretty bland. And honestly, after paying $125 a ticket, I shouldn't have to feel bad asking for salt, or expecting something which chili oil, to actually taste like some spice rather than just looking like it's swimming in grease. Another fairly big complaint is that there was no "editing" from the chef, at least as far as portion control. I was full by the fourth course, which was mostly bread. While I appreciate the generosity, I don't expect full sized entrees for a seven course meal. Also, this is a weird nitpick for me because I love cider, but I felt cheated getting cider when it was a wine dinner that was advertised. This whole thing was not overly poorly executed, but just disappointing, especially when I, and my guest, feel like we way overpaid for this "experience" especially when the night started on such a sour note. The dessert was honestly the most disappointing. Jello? Really? And crumbly jello at that. Yikes. The pasta, I couldn't tell if it was homemade, but some was cooked nicely, and some was underdone. Ugh. I feel bad. The cook seemed excited and inspired, but this was just a hit and a miss. I love wine dinners! Just not this one. What really saved the rating was Dylan, the restaurant manager. She was awesome. read more

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Overall it was an ok experience. Pros: If you need to stay in the area there isn't a better hotel The beds are very comfortable Housekeeping comes daily ( rare in this post covid world) Cons: Service isn't great Food at restaurant wasn't good - not terrible but fine and no better Staff had a Condescending attitude toward us as guests- reprimanded us for asking for too many keys as " they cost". Absolutely redic. given we had 5 guests among 2 rooms who were coming in and out and paying a lot for the rooms. We ended up returning all the key we borrowed at the end but the whole attitude of the staff who lectured us left a bad taste in my mouth about this hotel. Again, if you have to be in high point stay here but keep your expectations reasonable otherwise you will be disappointed read more

The staff really went out of their way to make sure all was good. They were very friendly, and I loved that they offered brewed coffee in their lounge. They also have a sitting area or two with a fireplace. Beautiful old flooring. Will return. read more

Our room was very nice. The workmanship is top notch. It is obvious that the owners have been upgrading this 1918 historic mansion. I know people that actually came to this place when it was a YMCA many years ago and share great memories. However, I booked the room through Wyndham for $185 because of location, quality, and amenities. We were attending a family member's funeral. We planned on dining at the hotel restaurant and reminiscing in the stately bar during our stay. The night before, I received an email that the restaurant and bar would not be available due to events. Yes, the night before! Not enough time to change, nor were we emotionally strong enough to deal with this. I called to verify. The pleasant person on the other end asked for my number for the manager to call me. I never received a call. When I checked in (I didn't realize it was a manager because of her casual tank top), she confirmed there was a rehearsal dinner booked and that the restaurant and bar were not available to the "general public." I would think a customer would not be categorized general public as if I walked in off the street. She was very nice , but didn't realize she needed to call me? Why have my number? After too much back and forth (nothing confrontational, but just simply receive the customer input), she reduced my rate to $167 (so not my point) and her assistant walked us down a hallway and down a half flight of stairs to the annex building where our room was located. To put salt on the wound, the young lady explained there was an event later that evening and that we would need to walk around and outside to get to the lobby area through the main entrance since the facilities were reserved. Yes, outside by the street. Inclement weather conditions? The website and brochure boast the restaurant and upscale dining as a guest amenity. There should be a caveat 'based on availability due to special events.' It is obvious that events take precedence over hotel guests and that steps have not been taken to ensure both. Large hotels have flexibility of space and amenities, a small boutique hotel is limited but it should not be at the expense of the customer. There are too many competitors down the street to bait and switch or simply come up with solutions to the issue instead of accepting misleading marketing. We got back to the hotel that evening and walked around the small lobby looking for our complimentary wine or bottled beer. The manager was socializing behind the check-in area with her assistant and never bothered to offer assistance however a man in a nice suit named Travis was walking past and offered. Travis was working the event that had been booked but took the time to get me a glass of wine:). He was raised in the area and knew about my uncle's local restaurant but was not aware of his passing and kindly gave compliments and condolences. As far as the continental breakfast, it was very good. The staff person did a great job. Anybody giving a bad review due to a continental breakfast does not understand the meaning of continental: baked goods, jams, and coffee. They offered much more as part of the complimentary continental breakfast. I truly prefer giving five stars but management made no effort to embrace our concern. Customer satisfaction goes a long way. If ownership communicated clearly limited amenities, I would have given five stars. read more

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My husband and I were in the area for just one night. We stayed at the Inn for convenience as well as value. The room was so lovely and we had our own veranda. The Inn itself is well-appointed and the common areas are comfy. The staff was exceptionally helpful and explained the extra goodies offered during our stay. We plan to use the Inn as our go to when we are in town for future visits. read more

Beautiful and special setting. We were looking for a great restaurant for my father's 80th birthday. We had 12 people and the service and food were excellent. Even with 12 people we could all hear each other and enjoy the gathering as if we were in a private home. Just lovely! Amazing food. Shrimp and grits are a must...best I've ever had! This was our first time with a large party...other visits have been as a nice quiet romantic dinner...never a disappointment! read more

JH Adams Inn | Trademark Collection by Wyndham - 80th birthday gathering...perfect quiet location with amzaing food! - Hotels Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

I drove up to NC from GA on what was going to be a day trip, but because I got a late start, my day trip turned into an overnight stay. On short notice the staff at J.H Adams set me up with an awesome presidential suite, with accommodations fit for a king. I never take a bath in hotels, but this one I couldn't resist. . Thanks a million! read more

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My husband and I stayed at this Inn for one night in late November. We had an excellent experience. The room was spotlessly clean and beautifully laid out. The bathroom was spacious, with a huge soaking tub. We enjoyed a complimentary glass of wine when we arrived (beer or juice was available, also). Breakfast included in the room charge consisted of coffee, o.j., scrambled eggs, sausage, fried breakfast potatoes, toast, bagels, fresh fruit, high quality yogurt and assorted dry cereal. The front desk staff and the kitchen staff were professional, friendly and helpful. The only negative is that I think that the room price was a bit high. That being said, I would gladly stay here again. read more

This 31-room inn is nice enough, although the rooms vary a lot. Some, especially in the original building, look amazing, but we happened to get a plain jane room in the annex, a building added later -- bathroom blue room with white furnishing, a tiny (24-inch?) flat-screen TV and air-conditioning that puffed out very limited amounts of cool air and not much insulation between rooms. It's also been a long time since I've seen printed directions in the rooms for dial up internet! (In fact the hotel did have free wi-fi.) The automated wake-up call system wasn't working the night we were there, at least not from our room. Candidly, it looks like parts of the hotel, such as the wood doors and carpets, could stand refurbishing. Other parts, such as the tile baths with old-school deep tubs, look really nice. Nothing wrong with this inn that $1 or $2 million wouldn't fix. However, with probably a good part of the hotel's business coming from the furniture industry, and North Carolina getting such bad national publicity for the passing of HB1, which among other things eliminates some protections for LGBT people passed by local municipalities and prevents people who are discriminated against from seeking remedies in state court, I can see that this may not be the best time to invest in upgrading the property. Some attendees at High Point furniture markets are canceling until the General Assembly repeals this bill, and around 150 CEOs of top national companies, from Apple to Bank of America to Google and IBM, have publicly objected to this bill. Dinner for our group at the hotel was pretty good. I had a huge strip steak, and mean huge, but one of our tablemates who also ordered beef (I think the choices were steak, salmon and chicken) didn't get his steak until nearly everyone else at the table had finished eating. On checkout, we did have an issue with our bar bill. For the pre-dinner party and dinner the bar bill came to $76 for a total of three mixed drinks and three glasses of house wine, not including gratuities. An average of nearly 13 bucks a drink, including the house wine, is a little high for High Point, especially when we had understood the wine was complimentary (or so said the sign in the bar and in the room). On check out, the desk person said we were supposed to have "tokens" for the complimentary wine or beer, but we weren't given any nor did the bartender, who rather amazingly had never heard of rye whiskey, say anything about tokens. We got a weekend/group deal on the room ($100, with breakfast included) so the bar charge was no big deal, but since the hotel failed to provide the tokens it would have been good PR for the hotel to at least take off the charge for a couple of glasses of wine. As it was, the front desk person didn't seem to care less. Although this hotel bills itself as Historic, and maybe it is as the original building was constructed in 1918, it is located on a busy commercial strip. (I do recommend Granny's Donuts a few blocks away.) The area behind the hotel is residential -- a house adjoining the hotel parking lot apparently was the victim of serious fire, as it was boarded up and looked ready to be condemned. read more

I stayed one night here and I also had my wedding here. The rooms were great. Comfortable bed, nice furnishings, clean and spacious. The first room they had put me in, the air conditioning did not work, and it was no problem at all to move me to another room. In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the wedding and rehearsal, I lost my room key a couple of times, and this was no problem at all to get a new one. The continental breakfast in the morning was great. The staff was also excellent when it came time for the wedding. They did all of the setting up and cleaning up. Absolutely no stress from them. During the rehearsal, the manager was great at acting as a wedding coordinator, and helping us rehearse the ceremony. The restaurant on site did a great job with the food for the rehearsal and reception. The decor of the hotel takes your breath away and takes remarkable pictures. This place is a little pricey as far as being a wedding venue, but definitely worth the money. Not at all pricey when it comes to staying in one of their rooms. read more

I had to travel to Greensboro, NC on business a few weeks back. The Adams Inn came as a recommendation from our potential client. All I can say is - THANKS! What a fantastic hotel. The hotel had a ton of charm - easy to find - and near the highway. I was only there for one night, but my colleague and I enjoyed dinner at the restaurant which was excellent. The staff was so very friendly and willing to answer any questions. In addition, the accommodations were fantastic. If I ever am in this area again, business or otherwise, I will be staying here for sure! read more

We did not eat in the restaurant, but we did spend two nights here. The room was beautiful, well furnished, and the bathroom was excellent. It is clearly a higher-class establishment than the other lodging options we saw in the area. The service was friendly across the board, and we enjoyed our stay. That said, there were a couple minor things that kept us from giving it four or five stars (e.g. a relatively sparse continental breakfast). Overall a fine place to stay, and we would be willing to stay here again next time we are in the area. read more

I booked here for a last minute trip and got a deal on a room for about $115. Staff is very friendly and this is a conveniently located hotel but I agree with a previous reviewer who stated this establishment could use a refurbishment. I was in a less nice room - doors, carpeting and upholstered furniture were all tired and worn down, wood had a LOT of skiff marks and wear and tear. Room doors use a regular key (not cards) for entry, and while the bathrooms are spacious the design overall is lacking - I might not make note of this except the hotel is in a designer market town, clearly a place in which design would be important. The restaurant, Cristina Grays, did have some notable dishes, their fried green tomatoes with burrata among them and their burger, but both came with bacon that had clearly been cooked earlier and was cold on the dish. The dining room lacked ventilation and was quite stuffy. A free breakfast is offered in the morning but was also lacking - standard scrambled eggs and sausage, instant grits packets, melon. Personally, I'd rather pay for breakfast and get better food with more options. Overall, nice but not nice enough for even the reduced price tag. read more

Graciously appointed, exquisite customer service and an outstanding restaurant. Oh, and did I mention, extremely comfortable beds? I travel all over the world and seldom find hotels as lovely and welcoming as this. I will ALWAYS stay here when I come back to High Point! read more

Stayed 2 nights. Rooms were nice. I had wifi issues both nights, never was able to connect. Breakfast was just ok. They actually ran out of coffee one morning. read more

I have not stayed in the hotel but I went with my wife to the restaurant for the first time last week and was blown away by the food. The chef really knows southern cuisine and everything either of us ordered was fabulous! The fried oyster appetizer over a corn and black-eyed pea relish was my highlight!! Great atmosphere for a romantic dinner. This will not be my last visit. read more

First class accommodations & customer service. The hot breakfast bar could use some variety besides sausage & scrambled eggs. I highly recommend it to anyone staying in the High Point/Greensboro area. read more

Unique and enjoyable Inn experience. First night I was in the Kincaid suite which was lovely, spacious and comfortable. Felt like home which was welcome as I travel constantly for business. Pocket doors, LARGE bathroom, beautiful wood floors. Gas fireplace was a treat. Complimentary glass of wine topped off the evening. (Would make for a nice romantic getaway.) Second night I was in room 23 located in the adjacent building. More of a traditional room but still very nice and comfortable. Large bathroom with plenty of counter space to spread out. Room also featured a balcony. Only negatives would be that the Kincaid shower floor needs grouting making the floor a bit rough and sharp or bare feet. They also misplaced my luggage between night one and two. It was found in about 20 Minutes and staff handled the situation as professionally as possible. Balcony was dirty and furniture spread all over. I imagine it's better kept in the busier season? Breakfast was usual hotel buffet, morning exciting but I did order nachos at the bar and they were excellent. Would absolutely stay again and recommend! read more

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This is the most unprofessional place I have ever experienced concerning booking a venue. First, the venue coordinater double booked our wedding suite with another couple therefore we had to push our date back by almost a month. She didn't discover this problem until 2 months after we booked the venue and could not be refunded. Then, the venue manager called the day before our tasting and said that the venue coordinater that we were working with was fired and she had never placed the order for our menu we were having at the tasting. I had given her the information and we scheduled the date all months In advance. Shortly after, I scheduled a photo shoot with my photographer and booked the honeymoon suite at the Inn as our set. I paid for my hair, nails and makeup to be done and the venue called me 2 hours before the shoot that could not be rescheduled for months (our photographer was very busy) to let me know that the a.c. was out in the room I booked and it was over 80 degrees outside. I was sweating the entire $500 shoot. A new event coordinater was hired who put us through equal amounts of stress. We went through a timeline that was completely off by over an hour on the day of our wedding thanks to their staff serving the food. The process took us 1 hour or more off schedule which we had planned with the event coordinater. Our photographer had to leave and we didn't get photos of my husband and I cutting our cake, or the garter and bouquet tosses. We had to do our exit in the middle of our reception just so our photographer could capture that before she had to leave. After the wedding the venue coordinater contacted me with a balance that she had to revise not once or twice but three times when I noticed inaccurate expenses (which by the way I had to calculate on my own because she has yet to send me a detailed account of where the over 10,000 that I paid them went to) now she is emailing me requesting this balance and has yet to respond to my emails or answer my requests. This nightmare literally will not end. I have never in my life experienced something so stressful and concerning what was supposed to be the happiest day of my life! I will never forget what I lost because of the unprofessionalism and inconsistency of this venue. read more